Welcome to Play Smart, a regular GOLF.com game-improvement column that will help you play smarter, better golf. With the game being just as mental as it is physical — maybe even more so — it’s easy ...

Rory McIlroy has one of those golf swings that captures the attention of everyone around him. It's smooth in tempo but powerful in speed; textbook in position but homegrown in appearance. Simply put, ...

Join us on the driving range as a seasoned golf coach offers a hands-on golf lesson focused on mastering the golf swing with ...

Amateur golfers can struggle with the timing of their swing, especially the downswing. Here's a simple golf move to stay on track.

The West Michigan Golf Show has returned this weekend at the DeVos Place after a one year absence. 2013 PGA Teacher of the year Lou Guzzi the featured speaking, taking the fundamentals of the golf ...

Off the tee, Amazon’s soft-compression design couldn’t keep pace — even at average swing speeds. It was roughly 11–13 yards shorter with a slightly lower launch and noticeably reduced spin, making it ...

30-years ago this past weekend, Jack Nicklaus' celebrated one of the greatest victories of all time. Out of nowhere, Jack, at the age of 46 relied on time-tested fundamentals and experience to come ...

Here a silly one among the other best golf swing techniques for beginners and seniors – your breathing can affect the outcome of your golf swing. Think about it. You’re standing there trying to get ...

Let Jim Flick Help You Lower Your Scores Today! Our golf swings are always evolving ' sometimes for the better, sometimes for the worse. Usually problems occur when we attempt to overcontrol the golf ...

Paige Spiranac retired from playing golf professionally back in 2019 — but that hasn't stopped her from creating content about the game she loves. The 31-year-old social media superstar released a ...

So long as there is sand on golf courses, there will be golfers whose knees shake at the thought of extricating themselves from it. Hazards near the greens are bad enough, but amateurs tend to be even ...